Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-05

Butter 20 cents.
Eggs are selling ut 10 cents.
See Morris for Cook Stoves. II
READ Cunningham $ money al. 81
Mutton at the Central meat mar
ket.
Mr.. Woodward is improving stead
lily.
Call on Bronson & lIouchin for farm
loans. 8
Salt Lake potatoes, at ID. X. Her
rington's. 10
Get your abstracts of Shannon &
Shannon. 1911
The G.. A. II. boys are struggling
back home.
IIard-times prices on cook stoves at
Morris Bros. II
Cash paid for hides ut the Central
Meat Market. II
x Secondhand Wagons for sale by
Garrison 81 Mullikin. Il
Lay in your winter coal while it is
NOT at the top notch.
Shannon Il shannon loaned over
$4,000 in September. 10
FOR RENT wo three room houses,
apply TO Henry burst. II
Fresh fish and fresh oysters regular
ly ut the Central market. II
The best cent cigar in town in at
Pearson's City Drug Store. 3
New stock of clothing, cheap for spot
cash, ut B. X. IIerrington's. ID
Large, handsome horses are becom-
ing quite common OH our streets.
Evening services mt the Christian
church begin promptly at o'clock.
Reub Lake has again taken charge of
the Commercial hotel at Lake City.
Remember about those bedrock pri-
ces on Cook Stoves ut Morris Bros. II
Bronson x IIouchin have money at
low rates to loan on improved farms.
The train was an hour late, Sunday,
much TO the disappointment of our cit
liens.
The best beef to be had in town is a
the Central meat market, opposite LIST
National bank. 4
I Il. X. Harrington sells more Trunks
Ind Valises than anybody. Another
big lot just in. Is
Mr.. W. ID. VanSlyke has ordered his
\ paper changed to Murray, Iowa. We
don't like to lose such citizens.
Don't buy Cook Stove until you
have seen Morris. His are going
cheaper than ANYTHING in town. II
We understand that Tom Dunn broke
his right arm, at Coldwater, last week,
by throwing ball. We hope the re-
port is untrue.
Mr.. Marquand has opened a meat
shop I'm the room north of the pOstolic.
Mr.. j. II. Young expects to occupy n
part OF the large room.
Mrs. Tom Dunn returned last week
nom visit TO Boston. Her father and
mother accompanied her back, to spend
little time In Kansas.
The various Sunday schools of this
city are as well attended as are the
schools Of any town OF like size. Still.
there is room for more, and every child
ought to attend.
Our general stock Of dry goods and
groceries is fresh and complete. We
assure you courteous treatment, and
the best goods for the money. Stsndi-
ford, YOumans 4 Eldred. is
There was a spat in the district court
roOD yesterday evening, between two
attorneys. The blankety lie was pass
ed, and Judge Ellis assessed fine of
$50 against the one who passed IL. The
trouble arose over whisky case.
We have had no time this week TO
pick up local news, Mr.. Caruthers be-
ing absent; and have not had time to
put in type the items we heard. AS we
get out about hfty good issues each
year, the one or two poor issues can be
overlooked
J. III. Brown, who lives four miles
northwest OF IIazelton, lost his smoke
house and its contents, last Saturday
night, entalllng loss of $50. The fire
8oomed TO have caught on the inside, and
there had never been fire in it. The
building was only five feet from the
residence, and while working to save
+ the residence, Mr.. Brown was consid-
orably burned. The fire was discover
"a nc o'clock. John johnson arrived
In lime TO render valuable help.